Electric motor construction



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ELECTRIC MOTOR CONSTRUCTION Filed Dec. 14, 1949 5 Sheets-Sheet 1 IN VENTOR.

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ELECTRIC MOTOR CONSTRUCTION Filed Dec. 14, 1949 3 Sheets-Sheet 5 IN VENTOR.

Patented Oct. 21, 1 952 ELECTRIC MOTOR CONSTRUCTION William P.Gallagher, Chicago, 111., assignor to International Register Company,Chicago, 111., a corporation of Illinois Application December, 14, 1949,Serial No. 132,958

12 Claims.

This invention relates, generally, to the construction of electricmotors, and it has particularirelationto relatively small synchronousmotors of the shaded pole type.

Among the objects of ,this invention are: To provide acompact,efficient, economical, and high torque self-starting synchronous motor;to reduce the length of a synchronous basket type motor and the eddycurrent losses therein; to accomplish these objects by locating theshading'ring vfor the field plates at one end of the corecarrying thewinding so as to be axially coextensive therewith and in a positionwhere a minimum of eddy current is induced therein; toemploy a rotorWhose radius is greater than the length of the core or the distancebetween the bearings therefor and to reduce bearing wear and'noise'; tosupport the rotor endwise of its bearings against the thrust appliedthereto by the magnetic field generated by the winding; to

provide the rotor withan annular magnetic section and a radial magneticsection to facilitate generation of torque and end thrust; and to employa thrust bearing of nylon or like material against which the rotor shaftbears for holding the rotor in predetermined axial position whenrunning.

Other objects of this invention will, in part, be obvious and in partappear hereinafter.

This inventionis disclosed in the embodiments thereof shown in theaccompanyingdrawings, and it comprises the features of construction,combination of elements and arrangement of parts which will beexemplified in the constructions'hereinafter set forth and the scope ofthe application of which will'be indicated in the appended claims.

For a more complete understanding of the'nature and scope of thisinvention, reference .can be had to the accompanying drawings, in which:

Figure 1 is a top plan view of a stator con struction in which thepresent invention is incorporated;

Figure '2 is a view, similar to Figure l, but showing the stator"construction with the field plate assembly removed, this figure and thepreceding figure showing an actual motor construction'at double scale;

Figure 3 is a vertical sectional view through a motor construction ofthe present invention, the scale being four times actual size;

Figure 4 is a view, at a greater enlarged scale, showing therelationship between one end of the rotor shaft and the nylon thrustbearing;

Figure 5 is a top plan view of a rotor at full scale which may beemployed in themotorshown in Figure 3;v r.

Figure 6 is a view, in side elevation, of-the' inner magnetic fieldplate, the showing being at full scale;

Figure 7 is a sectional view of the field plate assembly and shadingring shown in disassembled relation;

Figure 8 is a view in side elevation of the outer magnetic field plate;

Figure 9 .is' a View, similar. toFigure 8, and showing a modified formof outer magnetic field plate;

Figure 10 is a detail sectional view taken along the line Ill-I II ofFigure 9;

Figure 11 is a view, in side elevation, of a modi fied form of fieldplate which can be employed in lieu of the twofield plates shown inFigures 6, 7, and 8; and

Figure 12 is a detail sectional view, taken along the line I2-I Z ofFigure 11.

Referring now particularly to Figure 3 of the drawings, it will beobserved that the reference character I0 designates, generally, asynchronous shaded pole motor in which thepresent invention is embodied.Themotor It) includes aplate II of magnetic material which forms theback and sides of a gear case that is indicated, generally, at I2. Itwill be noted that the magnetic plate I I extends radially from 'anannular magnetic core I3 to which it is secured by spot welding Orstaking. Surrounding the core I3 is a winding I4 having conductorsconnected thereto, one being shown at I5, for connection to a suitablesource of alternating current, such as a volt 6G cycle source. Amagnetic field ring I6 surrounds the core I3 and is secured to the plateII by welding or staking. The field ring I6 is spaced from the WindingI4 soas to provide an annular space I! therebetween. It will be notedthat the radius of the field ring I 6 is greater than the length of thecore I 3.

The field ring I6 forms a part of the magnetic circuit around theWinding I4 and at its outer end ithas unshaded pole tips [8 and shadedpole tips I9 which extend to the outer end of the core I3. Shading rings20 of copper or aluminum interfit withthe pole tips I8 and I9, as shownmore clearly in Figure 2, and are provided with radial slots 2|extending inwardly from the-unshaded pole tips 18. Portions of theshading rings 20 entirely surround the shaded pole tips I9 to producethe flux lag therein in accordance with well known practice.

The core l3has a reduced diameter and section the inner end of th axialsection 29 is a radial,

section 36 which terminates in an axial end section 8 I Likewise theouter magnetic field plate 21 is provided with pole tips which areindicated, generally, at 32. Each of the pole tips 32 includes a radialsection 33 and an axial end section 34.

Now it will be observed that the pole tips 28 and 32 together define anannular space 35, Figure 3, in which a shading ring 36 of copper oraluminum is positioned. The shading ring 36 is provided for the purposeof making the magnetic fiux in the pole tips 32 lag behind the flux inthe pole tips 28 so as to provide a shifting magnetic field. Radialslots 38 and 38 are employed in the field plates 26 and 21 for thepurpose of reducing eddy current fiow therein.

The motor construction thus far described constitutes the statorconstruction which is indicated, generally, at 46 in Figure l of thedrawings. The stator construction 46 is a subassembly of the completemotor construction shown in Figure 3 and indicated by the referencecharacter [6.

By constructing the field plate assembly in a manner describedhereinbefore, the shading ring 36 is located so that it is axiallycoextensive with the upper end of the winding I4 and also with the upperend of the core l3. It is positioned in the annular space I! between thefield ring 16 and the winding l4 and thus the overall height of thestator construction 46 is substantially the same as the length of theannular magnetic core l3. This reduces the overall height of the motorwhich is a highly desirable feature in this particular basket type ofmotor construction. As shown more clearly in Figure 1, the pole tips [8and [9 extending from the field ring l6 and the oppositely extendingaxial end sections 3| and 34 of the inner and outer field plates 26 and2'! are coextensive. That is they are located generally in the sameannular position so that, in conjunction with the shading rings 20 and36, they provide a shifting magnetic field in a narrow annular paththerearound.

Referring now to Figure 3 of the drawings, it will be noted thatbearings 43 and 44 are located in the ends of the annular magnetic corel3. The bearings 43 and 44 are employed to support a shaft 45 which, atits upper end, carries a rotor 46 which may be formed of non-magneticmaterial such as aluminum. The rotor 46 also is shown in Figure 5. It haan annular rim 4'! which overlies the coextensive end portions of thepole tips l8 and $9 of the field ring l6 and the pole tips 28 and 32 ofthe field plates 26 and 21. Telescoped with the annular rim 41 is arotor ring 48 of magnetic material having a generally L-shaped crosssection. One arm 48 of the rotor ring 48 is coextensive with the annularrim 4'! of the rotor 46 while the other arm 56 extends radially inwardlytherefrom. It will be observed that the rotor ring 48 of magneticmaterial is located in the narrow band of shifting magnetic fluxpreviously described on energization of the winding 14. The provision ofthe radially extending arm 50 of the rotor ring 48 causes the ring 48and rotor 46 to be attracted toward the winding l4 when it is energized.The rotor 46 and rotor ring 48 are held in predetermined spaced relationabove the stator construction by a thrust bearing 53 which is preferablyin the form of a nylon disc. The lower tapered end 54 of the shaftengages the upper surface of the thrust bearing 53 and forms adepression 55 therein which is shown somewhat exaggerated in size inFigure 4 of the drawings. Initially the thrust bearing 53 has a fiatupper surface, the depression 55 being Worn therein by the lower taperedend 54 of the shaft 45.

By providing the thrust bearing 53 at the lower end of the shaft 45, itis supported against axial thrust and also an additional bearing supportis provided which materially reduces the Wear on the lower bearing 43and hence reduces noise incident thereto. Because of the short length ofthe annular magnetic core l3 with respect to the radius of the rotor 46,an unsatisfactory mechanical support for the rotor 46 is provided whenonly the bearings 43 and 44 are employed. The addition of the thrustbearing 53 provides fur, ther bearing support for the shaft 45 and thusthis mechanical disadvantage is overcome.

Another advantage of the use of the thrust bearing 53 is to reduce thenecessity for holding extremely close tolerances in the construction ofthe parts making up the stator 40, particularly with reference to theends of the pole tips l8, I9, 28 and 32. The reason for this is that therotor 46 and rotor ring 48 are always held in a pre determined positionin the core IS on energization of the winding i4. It is unnecessary toprovide sufficient clearance to permit the rotor ring 48 to assume aposition of minimum reluctance in the shifting annular magnetic field asis the case when the thrust bearing 53 is not employed.

Any suitable means can be used for stationarily mounting the thrustbearing 53. As shown in Figure 3 it may be mounted in a suitable opening56 in a plate 51 that is carried by a cover plate 58 which forms aclosure for the gear case l2.

Just above the thrust bearing 53 and below the bearing 43 a pinion 59may be fast on the shaft 45. The pinion 59 is arranged to drive, througha gear train not shown, a gear wheel 66 that is fast on a shaft 6| whichis rotatably mounted on the gear case [2 and the cover plate 58. Theshaft 6| may have a gear wheel 62 and a pinion 63 fast thereon to drivea suitable mechanism Sigh as a time switch, clock mechanism, or the lie.

In Figures 9 and 10 of the drawings, there is illustrated at 64 analternate form of outer magnetic field plate which may be employed inlieu of the field plate 21 shown in Figure 8 and described hereinbefore.The difference, resides in the provision of radial pole tips 65 which donot have the axial end sections corresponding to the sections 34 whichare provided at the ends of the pole tips 32. Slightly less torque isprovided when the magnetic field plate 64 is employed than is obtainedwhen the field plate 21 is used. However, for certain applications, thefield plate 64 provides a satisfactory construction.

In Figures 11 and 12 of the drawings, there is illustrated a field plate66 which can be employed in lieu of the inner and outer field plates 26and 21. The field plate 26 has pole tips 6'! which correspond to thepole tips 28. Each of the pole tips 6-! has an axial'section 68, aradial section 69,and an axialendsection 10 'whicheorrespond'respectively to the sections '29, 30 and3l 0f :the pole tips :28. Inaddition, the field plate :66 has "pole Jtips 1| which correspond to thepole tips tensive *with the axial-end section 10 of the pole tips 61 butprojects in the opposite direction. It willbe understood that the'fieldplate '66 can be employed in lieu of both of the field plates 26 and 21if desired.

While the'non-magnetic rotor 46 may have a central "solid disc portionextending from the shaft 45 to the rim 4'1, it is preferably-constructedas shown in Figures3 and 5'to have 'a central hub portion 15 which isfrictionally gripped bya sleeve member 16 that has a'press fit withshaft 45. Four flat spokes ll extend radially from the hub-portion 15 toa rim l8 which joins their outer ends and extends radially, the annularrim 4'! extending axially therefrom at right angles. This provides anL-shaped cross-section in which the rotor ring 48 can be nested. Each:of the flat spokes TI is longitudinally grooved at 19 to increase itsresistance to bending. the spokes TI instead of 'a solid discconstruction.

' the diaphragmefiect of the'latter is avoided and there is a markedreduction'in .noise.

Since certain further changes can bemade in the foregoing constructionand different embodiments of the invention can be made Without .de-

parting from the spirit and'scope thereof, it is intended that allmatter shown in the accompanying drawings and described hereinbeforeshall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense.

What isclaimedas new is:

1. An electric motor construction comprising, incombination, a magneticcore, a winding on said core, a magnetic plate extending radially fromone end of said core; a magnetic field ring extending from said plate,axially coextensive with said'core, and having spaced pole'tipsextending therefrom; field plate means extending radially from the otherend of said core with the central plate portion extending the major partof the distance between said core and said field ring and havingtwo setsof pole tips extending radially therefrom in pairs with their outer endsextending in opposite axial directions between and coextensive withadjacent pairs of pole tips of said field ring, the inner portions ofone set of pole tips from said field plate means extending axiallytherefrom toward said magnetic plate and overlying said winding wherebythe radially outwardly extendingportions thereof are axially spaced fromthe radially outwardly extending portions of the other set of pole tipsand together define an annular spaceencircling and coextensive with thespace occupied by said winding, a shading ring in said annular space,

' a bearing at each end of said core, a shaft rotat- By providing arotor ring of magnetic material having "an L-shaped cross section "withone arm overlying. said coextensive ends of said pole 'tipsand the otherarm extending radially inwardly whereby said rotor is attracted towardsaid winding on energization thereof, and a thrust bearingstationarilymounted at one end of said" core and cooperating with saidshaft forholding'the same and said rotor in fixed axial position when saidwinding is energized.

2. An electric motor construction comprising, in combination, a magneticcore, a winding on said core, a magnetic plate extending radially fromone end of said core; a magnetic field ring extending from said plate,axially coextensive with said core, and'having spaced pole tips ex=tending therefrom; a pair of juxtaposed field plates extending radiallyfrom the other end of said core with the central plate portionsextending outwardly beyondsaid'winding and'having'pole tips extendingradially therefrom in pairs with their outer ends extending in oppositeaxial directions between and coextensive with adjacent pairs of poletips of said field ring, the inner portions of the poletips fromtheinnerfield plate extending axially therefrom toward said magneticplate and overlying said winding whereby the radially: outwardlyextendingipor tions thereof are axially spaced from the (radiallyoutwardly extending portions of the pole tips of the outer field plateand together define an tannular space encircling and coextensive'withrthe space occupied by said winding, a shading ring in said annularspace, a hearing at each end of said core, a shaft rotatable 'in .said.bearingsiwith its ends projecting therebeyond, .a .rotor'carried by oneend of said shaft at said other end of :said core including a rotor ringof magnetic.material having an L-shaped cross 'section'with one armoverlying said coextensive ends of fsaid'pole tips and the other armextending :radially :inwardly whereby saidrotor is attracted toward saidwinding on energization thereof, and athrust bearing stationarilymounted at saidone end of said core and forming a'bearing support vforthe other end of said shaft and holding the same and said motor in fixedaxial position when sai winding is energized.

3. An electric motor construction comprising, in combination, an annularmagnetic core; a winding on said core, amagnetic plate extendingradially from one end of said core; :a magnetic field ring havingaradius greater than the length of said core, extending from said plate,axially coextensive with said core, spaced from :said

winding, and having spaced pole tips extending to the other end of saidcore; a shadingringcarried by said field ring with portions extendingradially outwardly and inwardly thereof into the space around saidwinding and surrounding alternate ones of said pole tips, a pair ofjux-. taposed field plates extending radially from said other end ofsaid core and having a radial slot in each to limit eddy current flowand .pole. tips extending radially therefrom in pairs with their outerends extending in opposite axial directions between and coextensive withadjacent pairs of pole tips of said field ring, the inner portions ofthe pole tips from the inner fieldiplate extending axially therefromtoward said magnetic plate whereby the radially outwardly extendingportions thereof are axially spaced from the radially outwardlyextending portions of "the pole. tips of, the outer field plate andtogether define anannular space encircling and coexten;

sive with the space occupied by said winding, a shading ring in saidannular space, a bearing at each end of said annular core, a shaftrotatble in said bearings with its ends projecting therebeyond, anon-magnetic rotor carried by one end of said shaft at said other end ofsaid core having an annular rim overlying the coextensive ends of saidpole tips, a rotor ring of magnetic material telescoped with said rimand having an L-shaped cross section with one arm overlying saidcoextensive ends of said pole tips and the other arm extending radiallyinwardly whereby said rotor and rotor ring are attracted toward saidwinding on energization thereof, and a thrust bearing stationarilymounted at said one end of said core and forming a bearing support forthe other end of said shaft and holding the same and said rotor androtor rim in fixed axial position when said winding is energized.

4. The invention, as set forth in claim 3, wherein the thrust bearing isformed of nylon.

5. An electric motor construction comprising, in combination, an annularmagnetic core, a winding on said core, a magnetic plate extendingradially from one end of said core; a magnetic field ring having aradius greater than the length of said core, extending from said plate,axially coextensive with said core, spaced from said winding, and havingspaced pole tips extending to the other end of said core; a shading ringcarried by said field ring with portions extending radially outwardlyand inwardly thereof into the space around said winding and surroundingalternate ones of said pole tips, a field plate extending radially fromsaid other end of said core with the central plate portion extending themajor part of the distance between said core and said field ring andhaving two sets of pole tips extending radially therefrom in pairs withtheir outer ends extending in opposite axial directions between andcoextensive with adjacent pairs of pole tips of said field ring, theinner portions of one set of pole tips from said field plate extendingaxially therefrom toward said magnetic plate and overlying said windingwhereby the radially outwardly extending portions thereof are axiallyspaced from the radially outwardly extending portions of the other setof pole tips and together define an annular space encircling andcoextensive with the space occupied by said winding, a shading ring insaid annular space, a bearing at each end of said annular core, a shaftrotatable in said bearings with its ends projecting therebeyond, anon-magnetic rotor carried by one end of said shaft at said other end ofsaid core having an annular rim overlying the coextensive ends of saidpole tips, a rotor ring of magnetic material telescoped with said rimand having an L-shaped cross section with one arm overlying saidcoextensive ends of said pole tips and the other arm extending radiallyinwardly whereby said rotor and rotor ring are attracted toward saidwinding on energization thereof, and a thrust bearing stationarilymounted at one end of said core and cooperating with said shaft forholding the same and said rotor and rotor rim in fixed axial positionwhen said winding is energized.

6. An electric motor construction comprising, in combination, an annularmagnetic core, a winding on said core, a magnetic plate extendingradially from one end of said core; a magnetic field ring having aradius greater than the length of said core, extending from said plate,axially coextensive with said core, spaced from said winding, and havingspaced pole tips extending to the other end of said core; a shading ringcarried by said field ring with portions extending radially outwardlyand inwardly thereof into the space around said winding and surroundingalternate ones of said pole tips, a pair of juxtaposed field platesextending radially from said other end of said core with the centralplate portions extending outwardly beyond said winding and having poletips extending radially therefrom in pairs with their outer endsextending between and the outer ends of the inner field plate pole tipscoextensive with adjacent pairs of pole tips of said field ring, theinner portions of the pole tips from the inner field plate extendingaxially therefrom toward said magnetic plate and overlying said windingwhereby the radially outwardly extending portions thereof are axiallyspaced from the radially outwardly extending portions of the pole tipsof the outer field plate and together define an annular space encirclingand coextensive with the space occupied by said winding, a shading ringin said annular space, a bearing at each end of said annular core, ashaft rotatable in said bearings with its end projecting therebeyond, anon-magnetic rotor carried by one end of said shaft at said other end ofsaid core having an annular rim overlying the ends of said pole tips, arotor ring of magnetic material telescoped with said rim and having anL-shaped cross section with one arm overlying said ends of said poletips and the other arm extending radially inwardly whereby said rotorand rotor ring are attracted toward said winding on energizationthereof, and a thrust bearing stationarily mounted at one end of saidcore and cooperating with said shaft for holding the same and said rotorand rotor rim in fixed axial position when said winding is energized.

'7. A stator construction for an electric motor comprising incombination, a magnetic core, a winding on said core, a magnetic plateextending radially from one end of said core; a magnetic field ringextending from said plate, axially coextensive with said core, andhaving spaced pole tips extending therefrom; field plate means extendingradially from the other end of said core with the central plate portionextending themaj or part of the distance between said core and saidfield ring and having two sets of pole tips extending radially therefromin pairs with their outer ends extending in opposite axial directionsbetween and coextensive with adjacent pairs of pole tips of said fieldring, the inner portion of one set of pole tips from said field platemeans extending axially therefrom toward said magnetic plate andoverlying said winding whereby the radially outwardly extending portionsthereof are axially spaced from the radially outwardly extendingportions of the other set of pole tips and together define an annularspace encircling and coextensive with the space occupied by saidwinding, and a shading ring in said annular space.

8. A stator construction for an electric motor comprising, incombination, a magnetic core, a winding on said core, a magnetic plateextending radially from one end of said core; a magnetic field ringextending from said plate, axially coextensive with said core, andhaving spaced pole tips extending therefrom; a pair of juxtaposed fieldplates extending radially from said other end of said core with thecentral plate portions extending outwardly beyond said winding andhaving pole tips extending radially therefrom in pairs with their outerends extending in opposite axial directions between and coextensive withadjacent pairs of pole tips of said field ring, the inner portions ofthe pole tips from the inner field plate extending axially therefromtoward said magnetic plate and overlying said winding whereby theradially outwardly extending portions thereof are axially spaced fromthe radially outwardly extending portions of the pole tips of the outerfield plate and together define an annular space encircling andcoextensive with the space occupied by said winding, and a shading ringin said annular space.

9. A stator construction for an electric motor comprising incombination, a magnetic core, a winding on said core, a magnetic plateextending radially from one end of said core; a magnetic field ringextending from said plate, axially coextensive with said core, andhaving spaced pole tips extending to the other end of said core; a fieldplate extending radially from said other end of said core with thecentral plate portion extending the major part of the distance betweensaid core and said field ring and having two sets of pole tips extendingradially therefrom in pairs with their outer ends extending in oppositeaxial directions between and coextensive with adjacent pairs of poletips of said field ring, the inner portions of one set of pole tips fromsaid field plate extending axially therefrom toward said magnetic plateand overlying said winding whereby the radially outwardly extendingportions thereof are axially spaced from the radially outwardlyextending portions of the other set of pole tips and together define anannular space encircling and coextensive with the space occupied by saidwinding, and a shading ring in said annular space.

10. A stator construction for an electric motor comprising incombination, a magnetic core, a winding on said core, a magnetic plateextending radially from one end of said core; a magnetic field ringextending from said plate, axially coextensive with said core, andhaving spaced pole tips extending to the other end of said core; a pairof juxtaposed field plates extending radially from said other end ofsaid core with the central plate portions extending outwardly beyondsaid winding and having pole tips extending radially therefrom in pairswith their outer ends extending between and the outer ends of the innerfield plate pole tips coextensive with adjacent pairs of pole tips ofsaid field ring, the inner portions of the pole tips from the innerfield plate extending axially therefrom toward said magnetic plate andoverlying said winding whereby the radially outwardly extending portionsthereof are axially spaced from the radially outwardly extendingportions of the pole tips of the outer field plate and together definean annular space encircling and coextensive with the space occupied bysaid winding, and a shading ring in said annular space.

11. A rotor for an electric motor comprising, in combination, a centralhub portion for mounting on a shaft, a plurality of flat spokesextending radially from said hub portion, each spoke beinglongitudinally grooved to increase its resistance to bending, a rimjoining the ends of said spokes and having a section extending at rightangles thereto thereby providing an L-shaped crosssection, said hubportion, spokes and rim being formed integrally of non-magneticmaterial, and a rotor ring of magnetic material having an L-shapedcross-section nested in said rim.

12. A stator construction for an electric motor comprising incombination, a magnetic core, a winding on said core, a magnetic plateextending radially from one end of said core; a magnetic field ringextending from said plate, axially coextensive with said core, andhaving spaced pole tips extending therefrom; field plate means extendingradially from the other end of said core and having pairs of pole tipsextending therefrom coextensive and interfitting with adjacent pole tipsof the field ring, said pole tips together defining an annular spaceencircling and coextensive with the space occupied by said winding, anda shading ring in said annular space cooperating with alternate poletips from said plate means to shift the phase of the magnetic fluxtherein with respect to the fiux in the other pole tips from said platemeans.

WILLIAM P. GALLAGHER.

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